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• Enrollment decline hits Fremont schools amid impasse with teachers
• Exclusive: West Hills mother accused of killing her three children was active on social media
• Limu The Emu Reunited With Owner After Running Loose Through Fairfield
• Pro Golf Returning To Castle Pines
• Lincoln Police Chief Questions New State Law Requiring Approval For Use Of Military Equipment
• Sky-high diesel prices pinching Bay Area truckers, consumers
• Overturned Big Rig Blocks All WB I-80 Lanes In Natomas
• San Jose group spearheads effort to send life-saving medical supplies to Ukraine
• Cal OES Crews Assist With Coastal Fire That Wreaked Havoc On Orange County Town
• Seniors killed in Alameda house fire identified
• COPA releases video of incident in which man shot three officers outside West Side station
• Golden State Warriors stumble to embarrassing Game 5 loss
• NYC to hold first Asian American and Pacific Islander parade
• Demolition of VTA building where mass shooting happened begins
• Patti LuPone calls out audience members over masks
• Zach Logue pitches gem, A's shut out Tigers
• Pittsburgh residents react to drastic drop in traffic stops
• Logue Pitches Gem In 2nd Start, A's Pound Tigers 9-0
• Man injured in shooting near Yankee Stadium
• Crawford Homers, Giants Beat Rockies For 10th Straight Time
• Woman shot, killed after interrupting burglary in Auburn Gresham garage
• Family Journeys From War-Torn Ukraine To Seek Asylum In Minnesota
• Tewksbury boy hospitalized after drive-by shooting in Canada
• Detroit Casinos Generate $118 Million In Revenue Last Month
• Detroit Hosting Safe Sleep Community Baby Shower On May 12
• 'No Mow May': Royal Oak Encourages Residents Not To Mow Their Lawn This Month
• Officials Break Ground On 22-Acre Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Centennial Park In Detroit
• Detroit School District Looking Into Pre-Labor Day Start Date
• Some oppose university's graduation ceremony vaccine mandate
• Severe Thunderstorms Roll Through Twin Cities Metro, Bringing High Winds, Torrential Rains
• Dr. Zev Neuwirth Returns To South Florida After 5 Weeks In Ukraine Helping Refugees
• Officials Outline Path Forward To Curb Speeding On Ives Dairy Road
• NBA Makes It Official: Nikola Jokic Captures 2nd Straight MVP Title
• Arrest Made In Connection To Viral Video Of Biscayne Bay Balloon Dumping
• Two Mass Shootings Hours Apart In Baltimore; Friend Of Murder Victim Describes Final Moments
• $997 Million Settlement Agreed To In Class Action Lawsuit Over Surfside Condo Collapse
• John Elway: Russell Wilson Is The Piece The Denver Broncos Needed
• Carroll County Students Protest School Board Policy That Would Prohibit Pride Flags
• Montgomery National Golf Club's 'Magical Mystery Tour' Inspired By Owner's Love For Beatles
• Govs. Hogan, Youngkin Call On Feds To Take Lead In Securing Supreme Court Justices' Homes
• Port Of Baltimore Welcomes E-Commerce Focused ZIM Shipping Line
• Dallas Police searching for Hair World salon shooting suspect
• Maryland Board Of Public Works Approves Transfer Of Spring Grove Hospital Center To UMBC
• 3-Year-Old Avery Eskam Identified As Victim In Shooting At Frederick Home
• Crash Involving Tractor Trailer On I-70 In Baltimore County Leaves 3 Hospitalized
• Comeback Cats Do It Again, Rally To Top Caps 5-3 In Game 5
• Woman Found Dead Inside Maple Shade Motel In Suspected Homicide
• Units Respond To Curtis Bay House Fire, Union Says
• Rockies Lose To Giants For 10th Straight Time
• Jersey Shorecast Predicts Tourism Will Full Recovery To Pre-Pandemic Levels This Summer Season
• Sky hold Liberty to 17 first-half points in victory
• Community demands justice in death of beloved deliveryman
• Sidney Crosby leaves Game 5 against Rangers after hit
• McKinney steps into the national spotlight with the AT&T Byron Nelson
• North Korea confirms its first COVID-19 case
• 14-Year-Old Among 5 Victims In NW Baltimore Shooting Tuesday, Police Say
• Kaiser San Jose hospital unveils memorial to 189 patients lost to COVID-19
• Dallas nonprofit launches program to cover costs of special needs childcare
• 'We're Trying To Show Them Real Love': Del Paso Heights Peace Walks Start Again After Downtown Shooting
• Penguins drop Game 5 to Rangers
• Building boom in Alameda providing much needed housing
• State Board Eyes Teacher Pay Money
• Getting Answers: Why Was Metal Fencing Installed Along The I-80 Bridge Over The Sacramento River?
• Recent Dust Storms Changed The Albedo Of Colorado's Snowpack, Accelerating Spring Melt
• Rivas' key hit vs hometown Padres lifts Cubs to win
• Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' To Be Banned From Some Consumer Products Sold In Colorado, After Legislature Passes Bill
• Attorney argues before Illinois Supreme Court for release of 50 years of Chicago Police misconduct records
• Pittsburgh Steelers release 2022 schedule
• Parolee allegedly flees domestic violence incident, leaves meth behind
• Gleyber day: Torres' 5 RBIs lead surging Yanks over Jays
• Andy Dick arrested for felony sexual battery
• Nevada County Rushes To Remove Downed Trees Before Wildfire Season
• Northampton among schools with mask mandates as COVID cases rise
• Darren Criss, Julianne Hough to host Tony Awards pre-show
• Chicago First Alert Weather: A little cool down tonight, lows in the 70s
• Cleanup process continues 2 months after Jacksboro tornado
• Illinois State Police offer incentives in hopes of adding to ranks
• Denver Weather: More Wind, But Cooler Temperatures
• Driver Won't Face Charges In Rocklin Collision That Killed Anthony Williams
• New York Lottery: Wrong Mega Ball number published Tuesday
• Mekhi Speed, Cousin Of Amir Locke, Expected To Plead Guilty In Otis Elder's Murder
• FDNY captain hurt in Canarsie house fire leaves hospital
• $10K Reward Offered For Information On Mtula Payton
• FDNY: Discarded smoking materials caused deadly Bronx fire
• Former Maryland Priest Gets 22 Years For Abuse
• Study: Most Pet Owners Don't Spot Signs Of Depression, Anxiety In Their Dogs
• 'She Is Dominating': Pitcher Jessa Snippes Loudly Leads Rosemont Softball
• 'Everyone is tired': Police and community groups call for additional resources after 2 mass shootings in Back of the Yards, Jefferson Park
• 2 window washers rescued after scaffolding mishap
• Giants complete sweep, beat Rockies for 10th straight time
• New York, New Jersey pushing to expand abortion access
• Law enforcement on alert after leaked abortion draft opinion
• 'It's Been A Rollercoaster': Colorado Bakery Owner Prepares For Another Surge In Wheat Prices
• Republican Senate candidates offer variety of solutions to inflation
• Rhys Hoskins Homers Again, Grand Slam Leads Phillies Past Mariners
• Teen Shot In Madison Park Neighborhood Of Baltimore
• McElderry Park Residents Reeling After Mass Shooting Injures 4
• Part of Rockaway Beach could be shut down this summer
• 3 Oath Keepers plead guilty in Capitol riot, Stewart Rhodes' attorney says it doesn't matter
• Lodi-Area Vineyards Still Feeling Impact Of 'Devastating' April Frost
• Local Non-Profit Holds Preakness Clothing Sale To Help Get Women Back On Their Feet
• Pittsburgh police investigating shooting in Uptown
• Chicago First Alert Weather: 90 degree temperature sets new daily record for May 11
• California teenagers turn experiences of racism into action
• Nurse shortage hitting home in the LGBTQ+ community
• As Drug Overdose Deaths Reach Record High, A Minnesota Family Is Urging People To Look Out For Their Friends
• Crews battle fire in Homestead
• Gov. Pritzker vows to protect reproductive rights in Illinois after Senate blocks bill
• $5,000 reward offered in Santa Rosa sideshow shooting
• CANVS App Highlights Detroit's Outdoor Murals
• Sonoma County approves 45-day moratorium on new vacation rental permits
• 2 adults, 2 kids shot in West Englewood
• Marlins Use 8-Run Ninth Inning To Blow Past Diamondbacks 11-3
• Residents can now search a statewide map of 1,400 food banks, pantries
• Fallen Braintree K9 Kitt among honored K9 officers in Washington, DC
• Grieving families call on NYS to reform wrongful death law
• Small Wildfire Burning In Evergreen Quickly Brought Under Control
• Minnesota Native Describes Traveling To Ukraine For Humanitarian Mission
• East Bay choir program teaches teens the power of music
• Baby formula shortage has parents scrambling
• Newsom Proposes $125M Package To Expand Access To Reproductive Health Care In California
• Why rising mortgage rates could boost some homebuyers
• Colorado Lawmakers Scramble On 2022 Session's Last Day
• Surfside condo collapse survivors reach nearly $1 billion settlement
• Minnesota Fishing Opener: Supplies And Trips To The Lake Will Cost Extra This Year
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for major renovations at Gillette Stadium
• Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate confront inflation
• Worcester Police searching for suspect who stabbed bus driver
• Arslan Guney, 'Mayor Of Pickleball,' Reaches Settlement With Denver, Avoids Criminal Charges
• Efforts to boost airline passenger rights remain grounded
• Fire burns half-acre of grass, trees in Boyle Heights; Westbound 60 Freeway closed
• WATCH: Attempted Catalytic Converter Thieves Caught In The Act In Tuolumne County
• Jeff Hovorka From Denver Center For The Performing Arts Receives Touring Broadway Award
• Parents growing desperate as baby formula shortage continues
• KemperSports partnering with CPS to bring golf program to Gwendolyn Brooks, Hyde Park high schools
• Obama Presidential Center gets garden inspired by former first lady Michelle Obama
• Police traffic stops decreasing in Pittsburgh's communities of color
• Man charged in mother's homicide after crashing her stolen car on Route 28
• Harlem Haberdashery celebrates milestones, family success
• State senator demands oversight after Harmony Montgomery disappearance
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Proposes Legislation To Make Abortions More Accessible, Affordable
• Traffic Alert: Deadly Crashes Closes Southbound Lanes Of US 1 Near Mile Marker 122
• Wild Fox In Minnesota Tests Positive For Avian Influenza
• Elderly man knocked down, robbed at Red Line station downtown
• Xander Bogaerts trade speculation has begun
• Woodbury Consignment Sale Offers Thousands Of Items For Kids
• FIU Warning Students About Sextortion After Campus PD Identifies 4 Cases
• As Baby Formula Shortage Worsens, Health Officials Release List Of Formula Alternatives
• President Joe Biden visits Illinois under a cloud of inflationary worries
• Long-term survivor living with HIV nearly 3 decades after diagnosis
• Patriots claim TE Matt Sokol off waivers
• Teen floorball player and coach helps organize youth and adult tournament in Romeoville
• Florida Students Win Yearbook Flap Over "Don't Say Gay" Law
• Students Send Duck Family Off From Lakewood School Courtyard
• Florida Judge Will Block Gov. DeSantis' Redistricting Map As Unconstitutional
• Abbott to resume production of baby formula at Sturgis, Michigan plant after recall
• Derby Runner-Up Epicenter, Kentucky Oaks Winner Secret Oath Enter Preakness, Maryland Jockey Club Says
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Signs Tenant Bill Of Rights
• Over half of all baby formula products sold out in Texas
• Eileen Higgins Dropping Out Of District 27 Race Less Than 2 Weeks After Announcing Bid
• Magnitude 4.2 earthquake strikes near Yellowstone
• City Hall targets manufacturer in fight against ghost guns
• Nurses Headed To White House For National Nurses March In Effort To Demand Change
• Man accused of holding woman against her will and torturing her
• North Richland Hills police searching for road rage suspect
• Ukrainian UNT doctoral student set to receive her degree this weekend
• 1 Dead In Single-Engine Plane Crash Near Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport
• Too Much Rent Relief? CBS13 Investigates Rent Relief Overpayments
• Hundreds gather to honor Red Cross lifesaving community heroes
• Mental Reset: Two Forms Of Yoga Held At Love Park As Part Of Mental Health Awareness Month
• Frederick Police Investigate Shooting After 3-Year-Old Dies
• Appeals Court Rules California's Under-21 Gun Sales Ban Unconstitutional
• 'Stronger Together': Hurricane Preparedness Leaders Stress Cooperation At Conference
• Consumers still struggling even as soaring inflation slows
• Theater increasing staff after Jesse Williams naked video leak
• Florida's GOP-friendly congressional map thrown out by judge
• Chicago Park District Board appoints interim CEO Rosa Escareño to permanent post
• Senate Fails To Advance Bill Protecting Abortion Rights Ahead Of Supreme Court Decision
• Overcoming Stigmas That Working Moms Face
• FTC: Lions Not Sheep falsely labels products as Made in USA
• American Craft Made Marketplace Returning As In-Person Event Next Week At Baltimore Convention Center
• St. Paul Teen Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 17-Year-Old Anthony Skelley
• Greensburg couple facing child endangerment, drug charges
• Health Care Workers Protest Outside Delaware County Memorial Hospital Over Possible Closures Within Crozer Health
• Pennsylvania Gubernatorial Primary Guide: Governorship Proving To Be High-Stakes Election For Both Parties
• Oakland judge rejects Biden admin push to throw out family separation suit
• Senate Votes Against Effort Toward Enshrining Abortion Rights Into Federal Law
• Pico Union residents say street vendors blocking sidewalks, dumping trash in their neighborhood
• Dallas police investigating shooting at Hair World Salon
• Dallas man convicted of sex trafficking faces life in prison
• Vogelbach's go-ahead homer leads Pirates past Dodgers 5-3
• 1 dead after multi-vehicle crash in Farmersville
• Senate Fails To Advance Bill Protecting Abortion Rights Ahead Of SCOTUS Decision (CBS News)
• Two Suspects Arrested For Shooting Of On-Duty Trenton Firefighter
• Woman killed when driver slams into bus shelter on Peterson Avenue alongside Rosehill Cemetery
• Hundreds of Indigenous children died at U.S. government boarding schools
• Mario Esparza, Suspect In Killing Of Modesto DoorDash Driver, Arrested In Southern California
• Maryland Health Officials Recommend Masks Indoors Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Illinois Supreme Court to decide whether landlord who accused former alderman of zoning shakedown can sue the city
• Coast Guard Repatriates 207 Haitian Migrants
• Record low temperature recorded in Sandberg in the Sierra Pelona Mountains
• Todd Bettison Named New Detroit Deputy Mayor
• Trash Truck Catches Fire On Harford Road In Baltimore County
• 1 Arrest Made In Connection To Shooting That Left Man, 39, Dead In Modesto
• Brush fire burning near San Jose's Grant Ranch Park contained
• Former Green Valley Ranch HOA Manager 'Shocked' At HOA's Cash Stash
• Eco-Friendly Salon Specializing In Curls Opens In Corktown
• Some job posts are scams. Here's how to avoid fake job listings.
• AG Nessel: Oxford School District Declines Second Offer To Investigate Shooting
• Nike claims StockX sells counterfeit versions of its shoes
• New OSHA program aims to protect workers from heat sickness
• Great international vacations for families in 2022
• Crisis Negotiators Speaking With Armed Man Barricaded Inside Brooklyn Park Home
• U.S. surpassed a record 100,000 drug overdose deaths in 2021
• US overdose deaths hit record 107,000 last year, CDC says
• 'It's Not Worth It': HVAC Company Says It Will No Longer Service Customers in Downtown Denver
• Man died while burying girlfriend he allegedly strangled, authorities say
• Grocery Store Planned In Denver Food Desert
• Court Rules Against Miami-Dade Restaurant In COVID-19 Shutdown
• US Overdose Deaths Hit Record 107,000 Last Year, CDC Says
• Metta World Peace to speak at Chaffey College's first in-person commencement ceremony in 3 years
• Stolen Box Trailer Contains Colorado Model Railroad Setup That Took Years Of Effort
• Colorado Restaurant Working To Make Ends Meet While Keeping Prices Level For Customers
• Police Seek 2 Suspects Who Fired Shots At 22-Year-Old Driver In Detroit
• Elon Musk Says He Would Reverse Twitter's Ban Of Donald Trump
• Carvana's mass Zoom firing draws criticism
• High School Band Director Teaching the Next Generation of Musicians, Spreading Traditional Jewish Music across the Community
• $32M settlement reached with LA County in Anthony Avalos child abuse case
• West Allegheny student in police custody after gun found in his vehicle
• Lawmakers Secure $130K To Support STEM Opportunities For Maryland Students
• Human rights groups urge Zoom to halt emotion tracking software plans
• 72-Year-Old Woman Stabbed Person Trying To Throw Walker Into Delaware Motel Dumpster: Police
• 8 wounded in two shootings overnight in Jackson Park
• President Biden visiting Illinois Wednesday
• Red Cross honoring 12 community heroes Wednesday
• Neonatal ICU Opens At Good Samaritan In Lafayette
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Back of the Yards shooting; 2 charged after crowd fights with police
• Trenton Man, 24, Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting At Detroit Apartment Building
• Learn The Signs Of Maternal Mental Health Conditions This Mental Health Awareness Month
• Students win yearbook dispute over "Don't Say Gay" protest photos
• Deputies: Suspect Leads Authorities On Chase From Penryn to Citrus Heights
• Mother, Uncle Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting Of 4-Year-Old In Taylor
• Multiple Vehicle Crash Closes Lanes On I-695 Inner Loop In Towson
• N.Y. Lottery says "human error" caused wrong winning numbers to be published
• Where's Marty? Visiting Oakdale, Historic Ellicott City's 34th Decorator Show House
• Burlington attempted kidnapping suspect's father turned him in
• Minneapolis Public Schools Crafting Virtual Learning Plan In Case Of Summer Heat Waves
• Clarence Dixon executed for university student's 1978 murder
• DaVita Teams Up With The Arbor Day Foundation To Plant Trees
• Texas court sends illegal voting case of Crystal Mason back for review
• Baltimore City Public Schools Seeks Feedback From Parents & Guardians
• Airbnb adds dozens of new rental categories for its search
• New details revealed about events leading up to NYC singing coach's death
• Cannabis Sales In Colorado Down From March 2021
• $50,000 reward offered to find killer of 4-year-old boy gunned down in Altadena drive-by
• Helicopter crashes in Livermore; 2 people hurt
• City of Pittsburgh unveils plans for Juneteenth celebrations
• Sniper Training Underway In Folsom Field To Prepare For Possible Stadium Emergencies
• White Sox game against Cleveland Guardians postponed after positive COVID cases
• Police Search For 2 Men, Woman Connected To Carjacking In Detroit
• Police Contact Man Accused Of Threatening Jennifer Carnahan While Campaigning In Faribault
• Baltimore Man, 47, Charged In Gas Station Shooting, Police Say
• Palo Alto Man Theodore Fletcher Drowns In Lake Tahoe Near Meek's Bay
• Great Barrier Reef survey reveals vast extent of coral bleaching
• SF motorcycle crash leaves pedestrian with life-threatening injuries
• Trump's candidate loses primary in Nebraska, but West Virginia pick wins
• 3rd suspect arrested in Garland double-murder investigation
• Judge lifts contempt ruling against Trump, with conditions
• Archivist Brings Jewish History to Life with 'Out of the Box' Social Media Series
• Thieves break in to Woodland Hills Chase bank for the construction equipment
• Wisconsin Election Investigator's Salary Cut In Half
• Hyundai recalls more than 215,000 Sonatas with leaky fuel hoses
• New England Living: changing face of Mystic's shoreline
• Study: Pet owners struggle to spot depression in dogs
• Philadelphia Zoo Asking For Public's Help To Name 3 Ankole-Watusi Cattle
• LA seeks $8.5M to renovate ten city parks
• January 6 Committee Finalizing Witness List And Topics Ahead Of High-Stakes Hearings In June
• Extortion Trial For Philadelphia Union Boss John Dougherty, His Nephew, Postponed To July 6
• 1 person found dead after Elizabeth waste management fire
• Suspended Keystone Oaks music teacher facing felony child pornography charges
• Broward Torch Run Raised Money For Special Olympics Florida
• How to avoid getting duped by insurance as travel season nears
• Pennsylvania Cities Getting Training From State To Develop Plans To Deal With Climate Change, Reduce Carbon Emissions
• Missing Man's Body Found In Woods Of Clear Spring
• Gov. Tom Wolf Urging Legislature To Take Action To Help Pennsylvania's Seniors
• 'She Was Angry': Counselor Testifies At Child Abuse Trial Of Former Broward Deputy Willard Miller
• Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst's mother on high-functioning depression, grief
• Nominees announced for 2022 Gene Kelly Awards, honoring best local high school musicals
• Maryland Weather: Pleasant Day, Tracking Weekend Rain
• House votes to allow staffers to unionize
• Tickets now on sale for Riot Fest; headliners announced
• Dog Adoption Fees Waived At Anne Arundel County Animal Shelter
• Gov. Kathy Hochul to participate in CBS2's June 7 Democratic primary debate
• Indian court unable to decide if rape in a marriage should be illegal
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 1,800 New Cases, 2 More Deaths
• How to watch 'Joe Pickett'
• Consumer Report: Colorado Homebuying Process Improving, But It's Never Been More Expensive
• Police, SWAT takes man into custody in East Garfield Park
• NJ TRANSIT rolling out MagnusCards app to help make system more accessible
• Police officers save choking 3-month old baby
• Historical odds not great for Bruins in series vs. Hurricanes
• Hyundai Recalls 215K Sonatas Due To Faulty Fuel Hoses
• Advocate Aurora Health merging with Charlotte-based Atrium Health
• The KitchenAid PGA Senior Championship Returns To Michigan May 25
• Man wanted after trying to kidnap 2 children at Pico Rivera park
• Frisco man buys winning $1M lottery ticket at 7-Eleven
• Sonoma County supervisors approve $4.1 million grant for homeless plan
• First ever adult baseball camp being held at Dodger Stadium
• National Aquarium To Offer Tours Of Rescue Center In Jonestown
• Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed In Glades Co.
• NYPD: Pedro Cintron, suspect in Ridgewood double shooting, found dead
• Belmont High School classes canceled after bomb threat
• El Dorado County Corrections Officer Allegedly Came To Work High On Meth
• Hope for thousands of inmates as India's top court halts sedition law
• Twins Put Carlos Correa On Injured List With Bruised Finger
• Riverside family of 3 tied up with duct tape in home-invasion robbery
• Avian Influenza Detected In Michigan's First Commercial Poultry Flock
• Manhunt for suspect after woman raped at knifepoint in Bronx elevator
• Bob Lanier Dies At 73
• House Fails To Take Up School Bus Safety Bill Named After Two Victims Of Accidents
• Why some of Biden's top doctors are wearing masks in "low" COVID areas
• Whitmer Answers Questions About Lawsuit Filed To Protect Abortion Rights In Michigan
• Caught on video: Man accosts mother walking with kids, dog in Brooklyn
• New details emerge about manhunt for murder suspect and jail official
• Davis Residents Call For Action Against Growing Foxtail Problem
• RTD Gives Update On Arrests Since More Officers Deployed In April
• Bill Gates says he has COVID-19
• WATCH: Netflix Releases New Trailer For Adam Sandler's Film 'Hustle'
• Missing woman with Alzheimer's found thanks to dog's bark
• 1 of 2 men shot at Luxury Inn in Fort Worth dies
• Denver Weather: Near Record Heat On Wednesday Causes Fire Danger To Reach A Different Level
• Placer County To Unveil 79-Unit Affordable Housing Unit
• Hyundai Recalls 215K Sonatas Over Faulty Fuel Hoses
• The Electric Ford F-150 Lightning Is The Best Version Of America's Best-Selling Truck
• Smashing Pumpkins announce new tour that includes Pittsburgh stop
• Worcester police seize "large number" of stolen dirt bikes
• Campfire sparks 45-acre brush fire in White Mountain National Forest
• City of McKeesport Police searching for missing 13-year-old Rayyonna Rivers
• Sailor from Great Lakes Naval Station shot and killed while protecting woman in Wisconsin
• A's-Tigers Split Doubleheader
• Diamondbacks Trounce Marlins 9-3
• Alameda deputies make big fentanyl bust in high school parking lot
• Dallas City Council votes to ban sale of cats and dogs at pet stores
• Farmer's Fridge
• Motor City Comic Con Returns, Bringing Several Celebrities To Michigan This Weekend
• Miami Weather: Warm But Not As Humid, Rain Chance Bumps Up Thursday
• 1 Dies, Another Escapes In Western Wisconsin House Fire
• Patriots' top pick Cole Strange throws ugly first pitch
• Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Checks Intended For Churches In Maryland & Other States
• Steven Lincoln Gets 9.5 Years In Prison For Cocaine, Firearms Violations
• New study reveals environmental injustice in natural gas leaks
• Game 5 Needs To Be 'The Jayson Tatum Game' For Celtics
• GOP Fears Far-Right Candidate Will Be PA Governor Nominee
• In eastern Ukraine's cities, brutal trench warfare awaits Russia's troops
• Minn. House Speaker Melissa Hortman Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Three wounded in Canoga Park shooting
• Cooking With Rania: Salmon Avocado Poke Bowl
• PTL Links: May 11, 2022
• Charlie McAvoy returned for Bruins Game 5 loss to Hurricanes, discusses bout with COVID
• Police: 17-year-old followed, punched and shot dead in the Bronx
• Wright County Man Sentenced To 10+ Years In Prison For Child Pornography
• Protecting Coral Reefs Takes Center Stage At Miami Beach Climate Conference
• 'Are you sure this is New Ken?' One town and its journey back to life
• 1 In 3 Pet Owners Would Choose Pet Over Their Significant Other
• Police Make Arrest In Murder Of Baltimore Mother
• Car vending machine retailer Carvana laying off 2,500 workers
• China's famed designer Guo Pei debuts largest US exhibition at Legion of Honor
• Sacramento Weather: Difference Between A Funnel Cloud, Gustnado, and Tornado
• Sacramento Weather: Difference Between A Funnel Cloud, Gustnado, and Tornado
• Motorcyclist injured during shooting on I-94 near 79th Street
• Senate Confirms MSU's Lisa Cook As The First Black Woman On Fed Board
• Massachusetts organization trains service dogs to help support veterans
• Migrant families separated by U.S. face elusive quests for reparations
• Robbie Ray Pitchers Mariners Past Phillies 5-4
• Senate fails to advance bill protecting abortion rights
• FDA Says It Is 'Working Around The Clock' To Address Baby Formula Shortage
• Inflation slows for the first time in 9 months
• None Injured When Bullet Hits Brooklyn Park Home
• Sabotaging Our Sleep: What you can learn from sleep lab about your habits
• Carvana Cuts 2,500 Jobs, Execs To Forego Pay For Severance
• New England Living: Salmon Nicoise recipe
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 5/11 Wednesday forecast
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Man Wanted In Pattern Of Sexual Assaults In Kensington Neighborhood
• WATCH LIVE: Experts Share Predictions For 14th Annual Jersey Shorecast
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run on PCH in Torrance
• Recycling plastic is a total bust, industry critics say
• Rochelle Cox Named Interim Superintendent For Minneapolis Public Schools
• Caught on video: Staten Island bodega worker beaten, robbed
• Pittsburgh Public Schools seeking public input on superintendent search
• Mpls. Native James Hong Gets Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star
• Best Samsung refrigerator deals
• Armed man in bank shot dead by police. They say he wasn't a robber.
• Georgia Authorities Respond To Controversial Traffic Stop Of Delaware State University Lacrosse Team Bus
• Massachusetts gas prices hit new record high $4.44 a gallon
• Philadelphia Neighborhood Remembering Former Northeast High School Football Player Gunned Down Over Weekend
• Police: MTA bus driver beaten on the job in the Bronx
• Passenger with "no idea how to fly" lands plane after pilot incapacitated
• Several Jewish men attacked in Brooklyn over past few days
• Petaluma plans to turn dilapidated train trestle into a riverwalk
• The Name Game: Best ways to make sure you remember someone's name once you meet
• Judge Denies Acquittal, Mistrial Motions For 3 Ex-Cops Convicted In George Floyd Killing
• Heat Roll Past Sixers 120-85 In Game 5, Take 3-2 Series Lead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures tick up near 80 degrees on Wednesday
• White Sox top Guardians 4-1
• Away game proves fatal as Dallas Mavericks fall to Suns 110-80
• Jason Derulo, Ava Max To Headline Wawa Welcome America Festival
• Padres beat Cubs 5-4
• New effort underway to find ship torched by colonists in 1772
• Delaware Becomes 11th State To Offer Paid Family, Medical Leave
• Dump truck slams into Stowe Township home
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another warm day ahead
• Blues Take 3-2 Series Lead Over Wild Thanks To Tarasenko's Hat Trick
• Soldier dies after being attacked by bear on base in Alaska
• Counterterrorism Chief Christy Abizaid on top terror threats
• Senate narrowly OK's Lisa Cook as first Black woman to Fed post
• Royal Bahamas Police Force IDs All Three Americans Who Died At Sandals Emerald Bay Resort
• Son of Fayette County DA to spend six months in rehabilitation program
• 'He Was Hitting Me Too Much' Recalls Woman Sexually Battered & Robbed In Her Backyard, Suspect On The Loose
• Former NBA Player Adreian Payne Gunned Down Near Orlando
• Terrelle Pryor pleads guilty in domestic incident
• Long-term closure of Rt. 28 northbound ramp to Delafield Avenue beginning today
• Palestinian-American reporter killed covering Israeli raid in West Bank
• Federal prosecutors seeking to question Robert Bowers in person about rights waivers
• 2 people facing charges in Lawrence Co. drug bust
• Rats! With critter in grass, NL East-best Mets beat Nats
• Judge hits 3-run HR in 9th to give Yanks win over Jays

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• Enrollment decline hits Fremont schools amid impasse with teachers
• COVID-19 outbreak prompts school closure in Santa Rosa as cases rise again
• Angela Flores, West Hills mom accused of killed her 3 children, appears in Van Nuys court
• Organizers gear up for new demonstrations in response to Roe v. Wade
• Only On 9: Girl escapes attempted kidnapper
• Reward money for arrest of person who killed 4-year-old reaches $50,000
• Evacuation center open
• 24 homes destroyed in Coastal Fire in Orange County
• Fire crews continue battling flames in Laguna Niguel
• Chicago First Alert Weather: More heat Thursday
• Resource officer connects with students on prom dance floor in Joliet
• Fire crews battling home blaze on Vista Montemar, in Laguna Niguel for over an hour
• More than 20 Laguna Niguel homes burned in Coastal Fire
• COPA releases video of 2020 incident in which suspect shot three officers outside CPD station
• Home burning in Coastal Fire listed for sale at around $10 million
• Police try to contain crowd that spilled over from North Avenue Beach
• American Foundation for Suicide Prevention gala held Wednesday
• Witnesses describe horror when Metra train hit truck in Clarendon Hills, leaving one dead
• New York City to hold first ever AAPI parade
• Patti LuPone calls out audience members not pulling up masks
• Search for gunman who shot man near Yankee Stadium
• Firefighters working to prevent embers spreading to other neighborhoods
• Woman, 21, shot and killed confronting burglars in garage
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• West Allegheny student in police custody after police find gun
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• Houses continue to burn in Laguna Niguel as the sun goes down
• Parents grow increasingly desperate as baby formula shortage continues
• McKinney steps into the national spotlight with the AT&T Byron Nelson
• Reaction to traffic stops decreasing in Pittsburgh's communities of color
• Fires damages vacant homes in Homestead
• Bus driver slashed in Worcester
• Local universities set vaccination requirements for graduation guests
• Dallas nonprofit launches program to cover costs of special needs childcare
• 14-year-old boy hospitalized after drive-by shooting in Canada
• OC Fire official says there are no reports of injury
• Man injured after shooting in Pittsburgh
• New York, New Jersey pushing to expand abortion access
• Celtics fans disappointed after Game 5 loss to Bucks
• Dallas Police search for Hair World salon shooting suspect
• OC Fire Authority official says climate change partly to blame
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• Homes continuing to catch on fire
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• Petaluma plans to turn dilapidated train trestle into a riverwalk
• Helicopter crashes in Livermore; 2 people hospitalized
• Firefighters continue battling Coastal Fire, at an estimated 200 acres
• East Bay choir program teaches teens the power of music
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• Consumers still struggling even as soaring inflation slows
• Firefighters rescue cat from burning home
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• Attorney argues before Illinois Supreme Court for release of 50 years of Chicago Police misconduct r
• Firefighters say flames are moving eastward
• Artist and podcaster describe the Cambodian-American refugee experience
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• Preview of California primary election on June 7
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• Darren Criss, Julianne Hough will host "The Tony Awards: Act One"
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• 4 homes catch fire in Coastal Fire burning in Laguna Niguel
• Police Search For Suspect Who Allegedly Stabbed Worcester Bus Driver
• NY Lottery: "Human error" lead to Mega Millions mistake
• Illinois State Police offer hiring incentives as they struggle to recruit
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• Home catches fire as flames tear through brush in Laguna Niguel
• Mandatory and voluntary evacuation orders in Laguna Hills and Laguna Niguel
• Final firefighter hurt in Canarsie fire leaves hospital
• FDNY: Discard of smoking materials started Bronx fire
• Winds blowing smoke toward homes in Laguna Niguel
• Police, groups want more resources following 2 mass shootings
• Firefighters rescue workers trapped on scaffolding
• Fmr. president Trump ordered to pay $110,000 contempt fine
• Fire burning near homes in Laguna Hills is being driven by winds
• Gov. Murphy announces push to expand abortion access in New Jersey
• Republican Senate candidates offer variety of solutions to inflation problem
• A fire in Laguna Hills threatens a multi-million dollar home
• London Calling: Queen Elizabeth misses traditional speech
• Crews battle brush fire in Laguna Hills
• No relief in sight as heat sticks around in North Texas
• Brush fire burns in Laguna Hills
• Top Stories in Dallas - Ft. Worth, May 11
• Ukrainian UNT doctoral student set to receive her degree this weekend
• Amazon fires two employees tied to New York City union effort
• Fire crews battling brush fire in Laguna Hills
• Video: Metra train hits truck in Clarendon Hills
• Part of Rockaway Beach could be shut down during summer
• Police investigating shooting in Oakland
• President Biden visits Illinois and talks inflation concerns
• Elon Musk says he would reverse Twitter's ban on Donald Trump
• Jacksboro still recovering for EF3 tornado 2 months later
• Riverside family of 3 tied up with duct tape in home-invasion robbery
• Callen-Lorde says need for nurses especially dire in LGBTQ+ community
• Sheriff's deputies arrest 3 suspects after pursuit ends in San Pedro
• Crews battle fire in Homestead
• Over half of all baby formula products sold out in Texas
• Prices continue to climb despite inflation drop in April
• Police traffic stops decreasing in Pittsburgh's communities of color
• Grieving families call on New York state to reform wrongful death law
• California teenagers take action against hate
• WBZ Evening News Update For May 11, 2022
• Suspended Keystone Oaks music teacher facing child pornography charges
• U.S. overdose deaths hit record high in 2021
• Gov. Pritzker vows to protect reproductive rights in Illinois after Senate blocks bill
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening Forecast For May 11, 2022
• Mayor Adams' frustration boils over after officer is shot in the Bronx
• Democratic and Republican political strategies on abortion rights
• Ukraine pushes back Russian troops near Kharkiv
• Burlington attempted kidnapping suspect's father turned him in to police
• The decades-long fight to overturn Roe v. Wade
• Video shows moments after capture of Alabama fugitives
• Republicans block abortion rights bill in U.S. Senate
• Baby formula shortage has Massachusetts parents scrambling to feed infants
• Senate blocks bill that would protect abortion access
• Greensburg couple facing child endangerment, drug charges
• Riot Fest lineup announced; passes now available
• Examining Trump's influence in the 2022 primaries
• Inflation slows for first time in 9 months
• Video shows moments before deadly police confrontation in the Bronx
• Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate confront inflation with a variety of ideas
• President Joe Biden visits Illinois under a cloud of inflationary worries
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another day of hot temps ahead
• President Biden visits Illinois as inflation remains high
• Concerns over potential for diesel shortages
• Clarendon Hills crash causes train trouble at Union Station
• New England Patriots give Fall River youth home a makeover
• Passenger killed in fiery crash involving Metra train, semi in Clarendon Hills
• KemperSports helps bring golf programs to CPS schools
• Obama Presidential Center gets garden inspired by Michelle Obama
• 3 Oath Keepers plead guilty in Capitol riot, Stewart Rhodes' attorney says it doesn't matter
• Passenger with no flying experience safely lands plane in Florida
• Dallas City Council votes to ban sale of cats and dogs at pet stores
• Dallas police investigating shooting at Hair World Salon
• Man charged in mother's homicide
• Harlem Haberdashery boutique celebrates 10th anniversary
• Canceled White Sox game meant Joe Donlon couldn't throw first pitch, but we can imagine
• Keller @ Large: Airline passenger dissatisfaction taking off
• 5/11: Red and Blue
• Senate Republicans block bill to make Roe v. Wade into federal law
• Officers honor K9s who died in the line of duty in ceremony in Washington DC
• President Biden visits Illinois
• Elderly man slammed to the ground and robbed at CTA Red Line station
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for major Gillette Stadium renovations
• Limited service restored on Metra BNSF Line after Clarendon Hills crash
• Mental Reset: Yoga Held At Love Park As Part Of Mental Health Awareness Month
• Floorball rocks Chicago, as teen helps organize youth and adult tournament
• David Boger shares experiences as a long-term HIV survivor
• President Joe Biden visits Illinois, talks inflation concerns
• Consumer price growth slowed in April
• Springfield police officers save choking 3-month old baby
• Study finds airline passenger satisfaction is down
• A lot of heat and humidity on the way for North Texas
• Family mourns Bronx teenager Jason Perez, who was fatally shot
• Man accused of holding woman against her will and torturing her
• New York City Hall targets ghost gun manufacturer Polymer80
• Hundreds join with Red Cross to honor lifesaving community heroes
• L.I. charity offers free baby formula amid nationwide shortage
• Four at 4:00
• State Senator Calls For Child Welfare Commission In Response To Harmony Montgomery's Disappearance
• Tech Center: CGI IT Girl Challenge Winners
• NYPD officer home after being injured in Bronx shooting
• Nathan Carman pleads not guilty in mother's death at sea
• Worcester Police searching for suspect who stabbed bus driver
• Student in police custody after police find AR-15 his vehicle
• Governor Pritzker talks inflation during President Biden's visit
• Crash causes major backups On I-93
• 17-year-old student shot near Queens high school
• Metra passengers killed in crash with semi in Clarendon Hills
• Bid to make Roe v. Wade federal law fails in Senate
• CBS3 Recognizing Mental Health Awareness With Free Exercise Classes At Love Park
• STEAM: Meet a vector inspector
• MoneyWatch: High inflation, declining stocks and bonds cause trouble for worker pensions
• John Savage, Blanca Blanco star in new Western, "Eye for Eye"
• 17-year-old shot near Maspeth High School
• Reporter Update: Keystone Oaks teacher charged
• Would you pay $1,850 for these Balenciaga sneakers?
• Vice President Kamala Harris oversees Senate vote on abortion rights bill
• Residents fed up with street vendors in the Pico-Union District
• Worcester Police searching for suspect who stabbed bus driver
• No one hurt after fire engulfs 2 apartment buildings in Baldwin Hills
• Police looking for man who tried to kidnap girl at Pico Rivera park
• Alameda sees increase in housing projects to meet growing demand
• Raw Video: Livermore-Pleasanton Fire Battalion Chief update on helicopter crash
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• Woman killed in hit-and-run on PCH in Torrance
• Traffic backed up on I-93 south in Boston after multi-car crash
• Biden speaks about lowering food prices amid near-record inflation levels
• Raw Video: Helicopter Down in Livermore
• $32M settlement reached with LA County in Anthony Avalos child abuse case
• Caught on video: Man accosts woman in Brooklyn, sending her and her children tumbling to the street
• Manhunt for suspect after woman raped at knifepoint in Bronx elevator
• Russian troops pushed back from Kharkiv as forces advance in eastern Ukraine
• KDKA-TV Afternoon Forecast (5/11)
• Runaway garbage truck hits Stowe Township home
• Burlington kidnapping suspect's father turned him in to police
• Man arrested after Route 28 police chase wanted in homicide case
• Keystone Oaks teacher facing child pornography charges
• Worcester Police Seize Stolen Dirt Bikes
• Dallas City Council to vote on 'Humane Pet Store Ordinance'
• Wednesday weather update: temperatures on the rise
• Apple discontinuing the iPod after more than 20 years
• Red Cross honoring 12 community heroes Wednesday
• MoneyWatch: Inflation slows for the first time since August
• Next Weather: WBZ midday forecast for May 11
• WBZ News Update For May 11, 2022
• Springfield police officers save choking 3-month old baby
• First Alert Weather: More clouds move in
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Summer-like temps continue
• Belmont High School classes canceled after bomb threat
• Gov. Hochul agrees to democratic primary debate on CBS2
• Nathan Carman says he's not guilty in mother's death at sea
• Study: Anxiety, Depression In Pets Hard To Spot
• Person believed to be missing employee found dead after Elizabeth fire
• 17-year-old gunned down on Bronx street
• President Biden visiting Illinois Wednesday
• Suspect in Queens double shooting found dead
• Al Jazeera reporter Shireen Abu Akleh killed in West Bank
• Nathan Carman says he's not guilty in mother's death at sea
• New England Living: The Standard In Mystic, Connecticut
• NYPD officer home from hospital as investigation continues into Bronx shootout
• SWAT takes man into custody following search warrant
• Senate Democrats push to codify abortion rights into federal law
• New MagnusCards program to make NJ TRANSIT more accessible
• Inflation remains high but slowed slightly in April
• Educator Spotlight: Kelsey Belko
• 1 person found dead after Elizabeth waste management fire
• Springfield police officers save choking 3-month old baby
• Why recycling plastic isn't as effective as you think, according to industry critics
• Family tied up with duct tape in Riverside home-invasion robbery
• Thieves break into Chase bank under renovation for construction equipment
• Journalist killed while covering Israeli raid remembered as a trailblazer
• Bronx rape suspect caught on video
• Tony Award nominees: Sharon D. Clarke, of "Caroline, or Change"
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• Unruly passenger incidents on U.S. planes down significantly
• Elon Musk says he would reverse former President Trump's twitter ban
• Demand for abortion pills expected to rise if Roe v. Wade is overturned
• Gardening for your mental health
• Caught on video: Mother accosted in Brooklyn
• Eye On Health: AHN's Sleep Lab
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• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (May 11 AM Edition)
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• China's Famed Designer Guo Pei Debuts Largest US Exhibition at Legion of Honor
• San Francisco school officials have reduced their plans to lay off hundreds of teacher
• Amber Lee's weather forecast (May 11)
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• Colleagues of Al Jazeera journalist react to news of her death in West Bank
• Alameda residents have concerns with new home building boom on the island community
• Prices at the gas pump continue to soar, now over $6 a gallon
• Red Cross honoring 12 community heroes Wednesday
• PIX Now -- Wednesday morning headlines from KPIX
• 2 cases of hepatitis in children in Massachusetts under investigation
• Several wounded in Canoga Park shooting
• Company ruined nearly 400 million COVID vaccine doses, probe finds
• Herbster loss in Nebraska is first loss for Trump-backed candidate in 2022 elections
• National Nurses Week: Meet Corrine Lindquist
• Revitilization coming to New Kensington
• Senate to vote on bill that would protect abortion rights
• LAUSD delays COVID vaccine mandate until summer of 2023
• Prices up 8.3% compared to April 2021 as gas prices hit
• Homebuyers feel pinch as interest rates rise
• Next Weather: WBZ mid-morning forecast for May 11
• WBZ News Update For May 11
• Cheslie Kryst's mother on grieving daughter
• Massachusetts organization trains service dogs for veterans
• Crews battle apartment fire in Baldwin Hills
• What to know about summer travel protection amid COVID cancellations
• Your Wednesday Morning Headlines, May 11th, 2022
• Pedestrian killed on PCH in Torrance
• Pittsburgh Public Schools holding public comment sessions
• Outrage over police search of HBCU’S team bus
• U.S. COVID cases jump more than 50% over last two weeks
• Parents worry about baby formula supply shortage
• Trump's influence over GOP tested in Nebraska and West Virginia primaries
• Police investigating multiple attacks on Jewish men
• Bus driver beaten in the Bronx
• Passenger without any flight experience lands plane after pilot suffers medical emergency
• Bryant Park lawn opens today
• Historic wildfire burns in New Mexico
• 17-year-old fatally shot in the Bronx
• New England Living: Cooking Salmon Nicoise With Chefs Matt King And Patrick Keefe
• Ukraine military fortifies cities in the east, ready to defend against Russian advances
• President Biden visiting Illinois Wednesday
• Staten Island bodega worker beaten and robbed
• Caught fugitive back in Alabama; coroner says former corrections officer died by suicide
• Americans face rising prices ahead of anticipated Consumer Price Index report
• Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh killed while reporting
• Senate set to block abortion rights bill in wake of Supreme Court draft majority opinion leak
• New inflation figures for April released
• Remembering Names (Pt. 2)
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• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (5/11)
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• Sabotaging Our Sleep
• Elizabeth waste management fire officially put out
• Police searching for person in relation to deadly Airbnb shooting
• AM weather update with Anne Elise Parks
• Rt. 28 northbound ramp to Delafield Rd. closing today
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another hot day
• 6 people injured after drive-by shooting in Jackson Park
• NYPD officer released from hospital after shooting
• First Alert Weather: More clouds in the mix
• Massachusetts gas prices now at new record high of $4.44 a gallon
• Senate set for vote on abortion rights bill: CBS News Flash May 11, 2022
• Next Weather: WBZ morning forecast for May 11
• Fayette County DA's son to enter ARD program
• Terrelle Pryor pleads guilty in domestic incident
• Wednesday's Child: Sisters Anabelle and Tabitha
• Two people charged in Lawrence Co. drug bust
• Federal prosecutors seeking to question Robert Bowers in person
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